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The announcement comes more than a year after the owner of Neighborhood Restorations told the city he planned to sell his portfolio of affordable units.

Aug. 13–16: A kid-friendly science fair at the Franklin Institute, the music of Frankie Beverly and a free concert at Spruce Street Harbor Park are the highlights.

A report from the State Employee Benefits Committee said market realities prevent more strident moves to address rising drug costs.

The city alleges the 300-megawatt facility began installing a liquified natural gas tank, as well as fuel cell units, before receiving the city’s approval.

The lawsuit alleges nine companies failed to prevent toxic forever chemicals from entering the waterways Veolia relies on to provide drinking water.

Organizers are looking for a new Philly home for the livestream attraction.

Mello has been an arts education leader at several museums. This will be her first job in Philadelphia.

The zoning changes adopted back in December allowed for dense cottage communities to be built in town.

A group of 12 students is traveling across the world at the end of August to compete in an ancient sport defined by teamwork, coordination and strength.

Pennsylvania joins more than a dozen other states suing the social media company.

City leaders say the home where this shooting happened has long been a problem.

This two-night community event narrated the stories of the Italian Market’s immigrant workers through public art, colorful light boxes and guided tours.

The Route 45 bus will travel from Center City to the growing neighborhood, offering a seamless trip for many who previously had to transfer routes.

LeBron James will play his first game with Philadelphia 76ers on the NBA’s opening night against the defending champion New York Knicks.

The friends are offering “pay-what-you-can” services to help build community and normalize asking for help.